Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21


OLDEE and glorious are these Al
IT gust days redolsat with the perfume
% o. shs afisrasth- Though the niShts
~ be cool aud the mornings bracing az
our Northern resorts, yet now eometh the
raosf a.iighff1l ~ al the gay weeks OF the
vlad summer tine. The hsbitues Of the re-
.orts have become well acquainted now and
there Is a spirit Of ., f.sns.ila among the
guests. Very soon. however, the
s.hionables will bs coming home
aod thea the Northern hotel.
wiu h the sportsmsns paradise,
cor ducks and seese win be a-hying and the
tixer bass VII ope bis little mouth and bite
savagely and 6sht gloriousiy as ne leaps
high out of the water with the decsiying
hcok Ia bis mouth
These are the last of The trout DAYS and
the prettisst sight that was ever seen is that
presented when = brilliant lingering IS
hooked and his scArlet-bronze belly
flashes in the yellow sunlight
that pierces through the sombre eedars that
overhang The babolng. ice-cold brook. The
Young, ial. RULED grouse-miscalled par
trieees-whirr through the trees on every
hand and seem to say wait till Septem-
ssI.
/ stepped Of G. Z. & I. train at South
Boardman the other morning and had 4
trout on my fy before the roar of the on
cushing train had died away. There are
many trout in the Boardman. bet the water
Is % low that j. IS almost impossible to get
them. They tell me at Quimby's boarding
house that not a drop of rain has fallen
there since the 4th Of July and the ground
IS as dry az a bone three feet below the
bottom OF the potato hills. A little smoke
in the woods fairly terrihes the inhabitants
OF al the villages up north and when fire
Is discovered miles away scouts are sent out
10 diecoyer It's magnitude.
Speaking Of fish I sat in the state room Of
Woodruff slsepsrthe other night talking
with superintendent Crane. Of the Wood
III C0mpsny. and the Superintendent
acre. Mr. Clay. We were telling of
rout aud grsyling and bass, when
Messrs. Crane and Wood began to relate
their experiences with groupers and other
sea fsh. Il csught two sharks one day
OF the coast of South America" said
Clay.
''On. sharks are easy enough. I" said Crane
''bus the most fun I ever had was when l
rst hold OF whale
At this point left. like fish stories
bat when 4 Chicago Crane thinks he can
fy over into Michigan and stuff Us with
whales shall not encourage him.
T + T
Ny friend Of 7oaa Topics stirs I'D a
Blaine editor With the following sensible
paragraph. When Mrs. whitney. the wife
Of the Secretary ofths Navy, travelled down
70 Bar Harbor recently. she occupied a
private car. and now the editor Of an ultra
Republican Maine newspaper IS sneering
a. 'Jssersonian simplicity. and inveighing
against such aristocrstic tendencies The
bsnsghtsd individual is evidently I'M
scquairtsd with the manner in which
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Pullman. Mrs. Westinghouse.
Mr Allan Thorndike Rice. Mr. Jay Gould.
Mrs. Henderson, and host Of other society
people. sct0Ts aud actresses and rsilrosd
oficia.s travel over the railroad lines OF the
country Anybody who is rich enough can
have private car. no matter whether be
sells coal or hoiis soap fat and to call riding
in = private car an sristocratic tendency
is simply ridiculous. It would evidently
pay this Maine editor 70 come out Of the
rsckwoods, scrape the mud or his boots
and spend some time in a good-sized town.
re also tells good story Of a Sarsto~
assembly convened 70 do honor to y !.
Esther Greelsv Cleveland. the lovely SIS.
Of the lsts Horace Greeley. An ovrrdrssssd
nluch heiswelied female sailed I'D. sccouo-
rsnisd by sncthsr equally gorgeous. The
former sccostsd Mrs. Cleveland With Eff
SION. spoke of her long desire 60 know her.
both tor ber own sake snd for that Of her
noble brother. of waom she bad heard ami
read 50 mnch. and whom she 20 greatly ad-
mrsd And You vii torKire me for IN
Producing myself. and ycu VII let me pre-
ssnt ny trend. vii you not2 Ms. T.. this
Mrs. Cievsisnd. tae sister Of that grea
nd noble msu. Tieutsnsns Greedy. Who
went TO the North Poie